Hi, Time Travelers? Anybody here from the past? How many from the future?

I'm from the past--I was just in Friday yesterday.

I'm from the past and I didnt see you !

Edgar, if you want to read a book about moving through time that will blow your socks off, pick up "Rant" by Chuck Palahniuk

Perhaps I shall.

word of warning, it's not for the squimish.

I've been time traveling for 41 years, now.

John Titor
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Titor

I am the Time Traveler's wife.

My name is Audrey Niffenegger.

We're all time travelers, forever moving forward, everything we do or say is in an instant consigned to the past.

I like this.

Except that it says this happens in 2027

How do we know time travel wasn't discovered in 1958 (or less likely 1957) and we are currently living in the aftermath?

chai(waiting for the present to instantaneously change when that guy in 1958 is shot)tea

there's a pretty cool book by Ursula K Le Guin called, The Lathe of Heaven, it's not really about time travel, it's about a young man who's dreams change reality, but only he knows about it, after being arrested for using forged prescriptions (he uses strong sedatives to suppress his dreaming) he's sent to a psychiatrist who, at first thinks he's crazy, but when he finds the man is telling the truth he tries to use the man's dreams to control the world, really good read

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lathe_of_Heaven


there was a pretty decent movie adaptation done around 1980 for PBS (a later cable version is not as good)

I will put this on my "to read" list!

Mayb e it will be too squeamish for me.

It matters not when time travel is/was perfected. Assuming it could happen at all, we are almost certain to have been visited in this time period. The 20TH and 21ST Centuries are at the core of all the advances and setbacks modern man will know. At least, until something better comes along.

Hi Edgar! Always been a huge fan of:



Will be back later....

I don't know what that is, reyn.

Isn't that Dr. Who's box?

(not sure)

never really watched the BBC series, but I think the police call box is the TARDIS, which I think is an acronym for something, it's the machine that Dr. Who uses to travel anywhere in time and space, kinda like Superman's telephone booth--what does Superman use to change in now that everyone uses cellphones?